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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
COMMUNAL HARMONY
COMMUNITY SERVICE
HUMAN RIGHTS
NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS
PROMOTERS OF URDU & PUNJABI
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SUPPORTERS OF MINORITIES
TEACHERS OF SUBSTANCE
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Last year, Delhi Minorities Commission started a new tradition of
presenting awards to the best performers among minorities in Delhi in
various fields of human endeavour. The first awards were presented
duringthe DMCannual conference in December20i8.
The recipients of these awards are selected on the basis of
recommendations by DMC advisory and peace committees' members
and empanelled NGOs. They are also nominated on the basis of
information gathered by the DMC Chairman and Members through
media and interactions in society.
We extend our heart-felt congratulations to all the awardees as well as
to all those achievers who did well but somehow could not be included
in this year's awards. We especially loud our students who did well in
this year's High School and Higher Secondary School exams but could
not be included in this list as this year's cut-off for brilliant students was
96%+marks.
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These awards are for the minorities who represent about one-fifth of Delhi's 25 million
people but awards have also been given to exceptional people of the majority
community who worked hard for communal harmonyand stood forafreeandfairmedia.
We will try to announce 2020 awards before the tenure of the present Commission comes
to an end next July. We very much hope that this good tradition will be continued by
future Commission also.
KARTAR SINGH KOCHHAR
Member
ANASTASIA GILL
Member
DR. ZAFARUL-ISLAM KHAN
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FEONA FLAVIA EKKA
St. George's School, Alaknanda
High School Exams 2019 97.6^
ANCY A DANIEL
ST. George's School, Alaknanda
High School Exams 2019 97%
HIMIEKA JAIN
Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
High School Exams 201 9 97.2%
ANJALI MARIA ANTONY
Mater DEI School, Tilak Lane
Senior Secondary Exams 201 9 98.4%
GARIMA JAIN
Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
Senior Secondary Exam Exams 2019 97.4%
KULSUM AZAD
Hamdard Public School, Talimabad
High School Exams 2019 96.6%
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TRACEY JAMES
Fr. Angel Sr. Sec School, Gautam Nagar
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 97.4%
DIVYAJAIN
St Joseph's Academy, Savita Vihar
High School Exams 2019 95.4%
AAYUSH JAIN
Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 97.2%
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MANTASHA ILMA
Jamia Girls Sr. Sec. School
High School Exams 97. 6%
RUBA HAIDER
Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 96.8%
MAHWASH RIZVI
Greenfield school, GTB enclave,
Dilshad Garden, Delhi
Senior Secondary Exams 96.8%
ZAINAB S. QAZI
Hamdard Public School, Talimabad
High School Exams 2019 96.2^
ABEER MOHAMMAD ASAD
Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
Senior Secondary Exams 201 9 97%
SANA
SGGSS Sc2, Jama Masjid, Delhi
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 97.6 %
MOHD. SADIQUE RAZA
Father Agnel School, NOIDA
High School Exams 201 9 98.4%
DASHMEET KAUR
St Joseph's Academy, Savita Vihar
High School Exams 2019 98%
HARJEET SINGH BEDI
Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 95.4%
AFRAH NAAYAB
Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad
High School Exams 201 9 9 7%
HARJAS KAUR
Guru Nanak Public School,
Pushpanjali Enclave
High School Exams 2019 96%
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ALIZA ALVI
Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad
High School Exams 2019 97%
MAH I SINGH
Springdale's School Pusa, Pusa Road
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 96.75%
JAPNEET SINGH
Springdale's School Pusa, Pusa Road
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 97.8%
NAMIRA RASHEED KHAN
Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad
High School Exams 2019 96.8%
HARJYOT SINGH SIDHU
Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 95.4%
BARUNDEEP SINGH GAMBHIR
Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
Senior Secondary Exams 2019 96%
M. FAROOQ ENGINEER
Active in Sadar Bazar area for communal
harmony, member of Nagrik Surksha Samiti of
Sadar Bazar & Bara Hindu Rao since 1992.
RAEES AHMAD
Journalist, advocate and social activist working
for the rights of Muslims in Delhi; was a member of
a DMC appointed fact-finding committee.
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TEJ LAL BHARTI
A true Gandhian with strong secular
credentials, he has been associated with
minority institutions as well as with various
other NGOs including Bachchon &
Bachchiyon ka Ghar, Delhi.
REV DR VINCENT MANOHARAN, Adv.
BABA HARDIP SINGH Jl
(Curudwara Cobind Sadan Gadaipur, Mehrauli)
Working relentlessly for goodwill among all communities.
SOUL OF HUMANITY
Organising events and helping needy
Sikh people and other communities, especially the
MOHAMMED IQBAL MULLA
(National Secretary, Jamaat-e-lslami Hind)
Lifelong commitment to communal harmony and
interfaith dialogue for better relations among
various religious communities.
Convenor, NDCW, ex-Ceneral Secretary, NCDHR; took
forward the cause of Dalits in national and international forums
for the last two decades, engaging with all denominations of the
Christian faith to ensure the rights and space for Dalit Christians
who face discrimination, violence and caste-based
discrimination, tries to bring backward Muslims and Dalit
Christians together to assert their rights within their
communities; involves in interfaith dialogue to bring peace
among Hindus, Muslims and Christians.
FR. DR. M.D. THOMAS
(Institute of Harmony & Peace Studies)
Promoter of religious harmony and
good interfaith relations.
SYED ABDULLAH TARIQ
(President, World Organisation of Religions and Knowledge)
An engineer by training, has dedicated his life for the cause of spreading
peace and interfaith harmony and bridging gaps between different
communities through lectures, talks on TV channels, social media
platforms and books; teaches madrasa students about other religions.
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VISHAV SATSANG SABHA
Organising events and helping Sikh people and
other communities, especially the poor.
Great contribution in the field of composite culture;
her photo essays on Old Delhi, shared on wanderingsindelhi.com,
created understanding and awareness about Muslims.
D. S. BINDRAAdv.
BHADANT BUDDHA KIRTI
(Akhil Bharatiya Bhikku Mahasangh)
(Virat Swaroop, National Weekly News Paper, Delhi)
Tireless worker for the welfare of Buddhist people.
ASAD MASIH
(Muneer Social Welfare Society)
FR. VARGHESE KUNNATH
Conducting seminars, orientation and
training programmes for youth,
students, teachers, principals and
parents in different states of India
and abroad; involved in media
activities, promotes peace and
harmony among people of
different religions, write articles.
Supporter of masses
and minorities,
regular organiser of langars.
Working since the last 27 years
in seven states of India in
the fields of community
empowerment, health,
education, vocational training,
women & child welfare.
REENA CHARLES
Human rights activist, supporter
of minorities, doing community service.
JAYSHREE SHUKLA
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ADV. ABU BAKR SABBAQ
Active in securing justice
for minority victims of violence.
VICTOR
Hardworking social worker,
serving community for the
last 25 years, working for awareness
among people about govt, schemes.
DR. ANJU JAIN
Has devoted 30 years of her life
working for the uplift of society,
betterment of the downtrodden
and the needy; multi-sectoral
contributions providing free
education, organizing health
and free food camps, preparing
roadmap to bring the poor
into the mainstream.
DR. BADRUL ISLAM
Has inspired and enriched people of
all faiths and communities in
many countries since 1975 with
his indigenous wellness technique
“Tibbi Warzishen”; conducted
“faith prayers” from 1983 to 2018
in scouting camps of all religious
communities; promoted Yoga as
a healthy sport.
MOHAMMAD KHALID KHAN
Devoted to the cause of
education in the Muslim
community; formed Empower
India Trust for establishing
educational institutions
in educationally backward
areas of the country.
S.GURVINDER SINGH
Working for the educational uplift
of minority communities, marriage of poor girls
distribution of free books and uniforms.
FEROZA JASSAWALLA
Serving the Parsi community
in Delhi and suburbs.
ASHWANI KUMAR BAIRWA
President of an NGO and school, active
in social work and political empowerment
in Badarpur area of Delhi.
MUSHARRAF HUSAIN
(Chairman, Roshan NGO)
Tirelessly serving the Muslim
community in the fields of
education and social reform.
KARWAN FOUNDATION
Community services to the deprived sections
of society, especially SCs/STs, OBCs and minorities.
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REHAB FOUNDATION
Working for sustainable development of the underprivileged
in remote villages and slums in Delhi and other parts of India;
with its Education-on-Wheels programme aligns with UN SDG 4.2
ensuring universal quality education and sustainable learning;
ensures children go back to school, impacting the lives of
generations of minorities living in Delhi and other states of India.
PARMEET SINGH CHADHA
Working for Sikh minority rights,
engaged in various activities for
minorities and under-privileged
sections of society.
MANJEET SINGH
(Nanak CA Charitable Foundation)
Working for the development and
uplift of minority communities.
SAHULAT MICROFINANCE SOCIETY
National NGO working for promoting and facilitation
of interest-free microfinance in the country to remove
socio-economic disparity among the economically-deprived
sections of society; has been able to include 1.22 lakh families
across 10 states in India since its inception in 2010.
SHAMA KHAN
(President, Institute of Learning Mania)
Doing selfless work for educational uplift
and skill development, especially in slum areas.
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JASPAL SINGH
SARABJEET SINGH
Working for the
development and uplift
of minority communities.
AVTAR SINGH
Working for the development
and uplift of minority communities.
Working for the development
and uplift of minority communities.
GAGANDEEP SINGH
Supporter of minorities
and community service.
Adv. MASROOR UL
HASAN SIDDIQUI
(Bachchon/Bachchiyon ka Char, Delhi)
Helping the Muslim community
and society for social empowerment,
education, and education of
rights through his association
with various NCOs.
INDERJIT SINGH ASTH
Working for the development and
uplift of minority communities.
H R KHAN, Adv.
Helping minorities through legal
service and educational uplift
TANVEER KAZI
Leading role in dedicated community
service as the Delhi head of Action Aid India.
SWARAN JEET SINGH
Working for social awareness,
service to humanity at large,
for old age and needy people.
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PERMINDER SINGH MALIK
An active member of Young Indians
and associated with CCA as well.
Currently, pledged to help others
via his NCO "Scope for Change" &
the project "Education Langar".
MANJEET SINGH CHUGH
Helping minorities through
RTI activism and public
interest litigation for the last 16 years.
OVAIS SULTAN KHAN
Human rights activist
VIRASAT SIKHISM TRUST
Doing Sewa to preserve and save Sikh heritage
and protect rights of the Sikh minority;
promoting Punjabi language.
Working for the development and
uplift of minority communities.
MANDEEP SINGH
Actively serving minorities
by supporting educational
institutions and NGOs, guiding
students to avail of scholarships
and helping the poor to avail
of government welfare schemes.
AJEET KAUR
Supporter of minorities
and community service.
HASLEEN SINGH SODHI, Adv.
Offering pro-bono legal service
to the needy minority people, also
active as chairperson of an NCO.
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Dr. DENZIL FERNANDES SJ
ANNA PINTO
Working for the human rights
of the minorities in the country.
AC MICHAEL
Leading minority rights activist
and a former member of
Delhi Minorities Commission ,
serving minorities in North India.
(Indian Social Institute)
Reputed social scientist working
for the human, civil and minority
rights in the country, served as a
member of a DMC fact-finding committee.
ARMEET SINGH KHANPURI
Human and minority rights worker;
went to Kashmir safely escorting
32 Kashmiri girls in a very tense
situation; saved 1 5 girls in local
riots; contributed 42 wheel chairs
to the needy.
FARAH NAQVI
Writer and Human Rights Activist
committed to the causes of the masses.
QUILL FOUNDATION
Pioneering work in human rights of
marginalized communities.
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NON-GOVT.
ORGANISATIONS
INSTITUTE OF OBJECTIVE STUDIES
Leading think tank and research institute, working for minority rights, especially of the
Muslim minority, since its inception in 1986. Its work focused on problems of development processes,
community relations, social tensions, status of women etc., is in Consultative Status (Roster) with
ECOSOC of UN, has provided a platform for serious intellectual endeavor, research and dialogue
in the areas of Social Sciences and Humanities.
HAQ EDUCATIONAL &
SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIETY
Runs a vocational training centre since 2011,
spreading awareness in Old Delhi for the
uplift of minorities and securing government
facilities for the poor.
GURU DAANI FOUNDATION
Provides computer education, undertakes
food distribution, tree plantation and
cloth distribution among the needy.
SIKH YOUTH ORGANISATION
Working for the uplift and promotion
of minority rights; provides help
to students to excel in their studies.
MAHAKANISHK BODH VIHAR
KALYAN SAMITI
Engaged in social and welfare activity
for the Buddhist community.
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ACTION AID INDIA
Helping all communities in distress , especially the
violence victims in the North East dist. Delhi.
YWCA OF DELHI
BUDHIYE DHAMN CHARIKA
SAMITI DELHI PARDESH
Engaged in social and welfare activity
for the Buddhist community.
NCO with outstanding track record to empower
women of all communities through skill training
programmes, professional courses, providing
safe spaces for working women through hostels etc.
PROMOTERS
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Promoting Punjabi Language.
AVNEET KAUR BHATIA
Promoting Punjabi Language.
PRATYEK
Networking with 2000 schools in the country to
serve vulnerable sections, renders advocacy
service to the UN on child rights.
SYED SAHILAGHA
(Dastangoi)
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PROF. KHALID MAHMOOD
Renowned Urdu teacher,
writer and critic.
IRFAN RAH I
MUSHARRAF ALAM ZAUQI
Prolific Urdu writer on current
and literary issues, wrote many
short stories and novels which
were adapted for telefilms and
tele-serials, edited many magazines
and newspapers including Rashtriya
Sahara Urdu, produced and directed
many documentaries for various
channels, won several literary awards.
Renowned poet, working
for promotion of Urdu.
MOHD. ARIF
Para Athletics
Cold medalist; Bronze in
World Para Athletics Junior
Championship (Switzerland).
MARIYA TEHREEM KHAN
Football
Played nationals, won Bronze medal.
MOHD. SADAQEEN
Fencing
Promotion of the game through Sultan
Rahman Fencing Club, Delhi.
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AYESHA
Rope skipping
Won gold medals at international
sports events, won two Gold and
one Silver medals in the Bangkok
Asian Continental Rope Skipping
Championship.
ANUSHKA SAMUEL
Football
Participated in international events,
won national medals.
HARNAIK SINGH SAHNI
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Cricket
Was standby in Venoo Mankad Trophy
U-19 in 2018-19 representing Delhi State,
played National Games representing
Delhi in 2016-17.
Hockey
Represented India in world championship in
Hockey, represented Delhi singles during the
last seven years, represented Delhi in national
school games, gold medalist in national games.
MANMEET SINGH
Hockey
Second position in CBSE North Zone-i,
participated in the 9th Hockey India
Sub Junior National Championship,
Junior Delhi Hockey State Championship.
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VINEET KAUR
Air Pistol Shooting
Played air pistol shooting
since 2012 and participated
in many events, got medals in
different competitions,
qualified nationals.
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ZAORAWAR SINGH
Jump rope
State, country and international winner,
holder of Guinness Book of World Record.
RANVEER SINGH SAINI
Golf
Diagnosed with autism at the age of 2,
turned his disability into a marvel with
his strong will and determination by
winning one Cold and one Silver at
the World Games 2015, 2019, and many
more medals at the Asia Pacific Coif Masters.
ADILS. NARGOLWALA
Marathon runner
An icon in the marathon community
in Delhi> the only Indian to complete an
Ironman run> took part in seven marathons
in seven continents, and six major marathons
including the World Marathon.
RAHUL SAGAR
Karate, Taekwondo, Kick-boxing &
Jump Rope Champion.
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Dr. S. S. MINHAS
Working for holistic development
of young students, exposing them to
knowledge and practical experience
through educational trips.
GURMINDER SINGH MATHARU
(Member, SGPC Amritsar)
An industrialist and community leader,
devoting his life for the cause of defending
rights of minorities in the country.
Active under the umbrella of Ambedkar
Samaj Vikas Sanghthan to uplift the
Buddhist community, provide free medicine,
food and legal help to the needy.
GURPREET SINGH BINDRA
Social activist; helped repatriation of
32 stranded Kashmiri girls safely to
their homes in the wake of the abrogation
of Section yyo by Govt, of India.
JAGTAR SINGH
Social activist; helped repatriation
of 32 stranded Kashmiri girls safely
to their homes in the wake of the
abrogation of Section 370 by Govt, of India
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MSGR SUSAI SEBASTIAN
Director of Chetanalaya for six years,
promoter of human rights of the marginalized,
downtrodden and minorities.
BALJEET SINGH
Social activist; helped repatriation of
32 stranded Kashmiri girls safely to
their homes in the wake of the abrogation
of Section 370 by Govt, of India.
Dr. Fr. P.R. JOHN SJ
(Principal, Vidya Jyoti College, Delhi)
Guides students to participate in peace
initiatives; take parts along with students
in activities, leads dialogues with
Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims every year.
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FRANKLIN CEASAR THOMAS
Indefatigable fighter for the rights of Christian and Muslim Dalits
since 1980, filed petition in Supreme Court in 2004 for the
extension of SC status to Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims.
HARMINDER SINGH
Social activist; helped repatriation of
32 stranded Kashmiri girls safely to
their homes in the wake of the abrogation
of Section 370 by Govt, of India.
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VICTOR HENRY SEQUEIRA
Active in social work
and helping minorities.
AJIT SINGH SEHRA
BISHOP WARRIS K. MASIH (CNI)
Involved in peace-making in
churches society, worked at
various forums, conferences
and churches.
Banker and social worker
through Ujjwal Bhavishya NGO.
TEACHERS OF
SUBSTANCE
TAJINDER SINGH
Journalist, helped safe repatriation
of six stranded Kashmiri girls
after the Pulwama attack, to
safely reach their homes in the Valley.
MAGDALENE BHAT
Teacher since 2000 at St. Michael's
Sr. Sec. School, Pusa Road, enriched the
school and students in various capacities.
MARIA RODRIGUES
Teacher and academic coordinator
at St. Xavier's School since 2005.
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RANA TASLEEM
SAIBY MATHEW
An inspiration for the students of
Don Bosco School, his determination
and out-of-the-box thinking helped
students in many aspects.
SWARN SINGH
Teacher of Punjabi at Guru
Harkrishan Public School, Vasant
Vihar; his students secured wo
percent pass results in 2018-19
board exams.
Teacher for the last ten years in
Delhi Municipal Corporation schools;
Zakir Nagar 2 Urdu; received awards
and certificates for her exceptional work.
ANNE ALBIN
Teacher and academic
coordinator at Mater
Die School, New Delhi;
known forgiving
special attention to
the less privileged.
Dr. HALEEMA SADIA
26 years of experience as teacher,
14 years as teacher in Hamdard Public
School and five years as headmistress in
same school; seven years as principal
in UAE schools, currently Dy. Director
(Education), Delhi Waqf Board.
GRACE DAVID
Teacher at St. Columba's School, New
Delhi for the last five years; worked
with minorities and underpriviledged
groups and communities, created
awareness on humanrights, developed
social justice programmes and outreach
work of the school.
NAZIA NIKHAT
Teacher in Zakir Nagar 1 Urdu
since 2005; supports students
to achieve their academic goals.
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JEANIE NAOZER AIBARA
Principal of Ambience Public School,
three decades of experience as teacher;
taught earlier at DPS RK Puram; recipient
of many awards as excellent teacher.
TARANNUM SHOUKAT ALI
Teacher at Rabea Girls Public School,
Ballimaran, since 2004; attended the
International Visitor Leadership
Program in the US in 2010; working
as a mentor for weak students of the
classes X and XII, received “School
Teacher for Olympiad” certificate in
the International Olympiad of
Science in 200 6.
Dr. PRABHJOT KAUR
Educational consultant at
Delhi Minorities Commission,
author of many books and
learned papers; has 45 years
of teaching and motivational
experience in developmental
psychology of children,
enhancing their performance,
reading and learning abilities.
S. L. JAIN
Director, Mahavir Senior Model
School, Sangam Park Extn.; earlier
taught commerce in Delhi Public
School, Mathura Road for 13 years,
commited to minorities and human
rights, associated with a number of
social, religious and educational
organizations.
PRITAM SINGH
Has been a teacher for the last 33
years; at present with the Guru
Harkrishan Public School,
Shahdara; his students of classes
X, XII secured 100 percent pass
results; won many certificates
and accolades for his dedicated
work.
GURPREET SINGH SETHI
QURBAN ALI
Journalist of over 33 years of
experience in TV, radio, print
and Net; writes in English,
Urdu and Hindi, has been
associated with BBC, Door Darshan,
Rajya Sabha TV etc.; takes
interest in the issues of
minorities and the
downtrodden, advocate
of communal harmony.
Photographer and maker of short
films on social, minority and religious
issues; loves serving minority people
and attending to their problems.
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SUHAIL ANJUM
Celebrated Urdu writer, journalist
S. AMRIK SINGH KOONER
Runs Akaal channel TV
for coverage of news of
the Sikh community, runs
Akaal Aid serving free langar
to victims of earthquakes,
cyclones, disasters in many
countries like Syria, Italy, Nepal,
Indonesia and Sri Lanka, stands for
human rights of various people.
MASOOM MORADABADI
Celebrated Urdu writer, journalist, editor
S. GURPREET SINGH BHOOI
Covered various Sikh and
minority issues and panthak
news on theAkal Channel
under the maryada of
Sri Akal Takhat Sahib.
HUMRA QURAISHI
Prolife writer, columnist, journalist,
book-reviewer and author for over four
decades, wrote for many Indian publications,
visiting professor at Jamia Millia Islamia and JNU.
LUCY GABRIEL CHATTOPADHYAY
Outstanding media person and
broadcaster, with All India Radio
External Services for the last 28 years;
faculty with a number of mass media
institutes, raises minority issues in her writings.
MUHAMMAD ANJUM
Outstanding Urdu journalist
ABHISARSHARMA
Outspoken and brave TV journalist,
worked with Zee News, BBC, NDTV,
Aajtak, ABP, currently working for
Newsclick and HW News; author
of four novels.
Md. MAHTAB ALAM
Multi-lingual journalist and writer with an
experience of over a decade of regular
writing in English, Urdu and Hindi;
currently executive editor of the Wire Urdu.
MOBIN AHMED KHAN
Print and electronic media journalist
with 24 years of experience; producer
with All India Radio; contributed articles
to Urdu and Hindi publications, has academic
interests, promotes Urdu.
SHAHEEN ABDULLA
Committed young
journalist of substance & promise.
OUTSTANDING
SCHOOLS
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2010
AWARDS
ADITYA MENON
Journalist committed to the
causes of the masses & down-trodden.
SCHOLAR SCHOOL
Abul Fazal Enclave
Dedicated to develop students' physical, intellectual,
moral, and spiritual personality in accordance with
the teachings of Islam, develops in them leadership
qualities, self-confidence and self-esteem, independent
thinking, effective decision-making and good
management of human resources.
HAMDARD PUBLIC SCHOOL
Talimabad
Founded in 1993 , HPS offers co-ed English-medium
quality education up to Std. XII, provides excellent
education and upbringing prepares students for
modern challenges; offers equal opportunity for
weaker sections of society.
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2010
AWARDS
DON BOSCO SCHOOL
Alaknanda, New Delhi
Provides an environment where
excellence is encouraged, students
are provided with opportunities
to mould themselves as good
human beings and worthy citizens.
NEW HORIZON SCHOOL
Established 40 years ago,
NHS school has earned
a name as an excellent
institution for the all-round
development of its students.
ST. XAVIER'S SCHOOL
Shahbad Daulatpur, Rohini
A quality educational institution,
following the integrated school
model, under the management
of the Society of Jesus, recognized
by CBSE for Classes X and XII
certificates examinations; also
runs a Vocational Training Institute.
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AWARDS
DR ZAKIR HUSAIN
MEMORIAL SR SEC SCHOOL
JAFARABAD
Affiliated to the CBSE, serves
with distinction an educationally
backward area since 1991.
MATER DEI SCHOOL
Tilak Lane, New Delhi
Dedicated to wholesome
developmentof girl children;
gives special attention to
minority and weak
students both academically
and economically.
RAJKIYA PRATIBHA
VIKAS VIDYALAYA
Dwarka
Delhi Government school,
ranked as No.i among all
government-run day
schools in the country.
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SPECIAL
AWARDS
MOHD. RIZWAN
GOBIND SADAN, Gadaipur, Mehrauli
Sikh-led interfaith community celebrating all religions, maintaining
in its campus active places of worship of all religions; people of all
religions and all social levels live together as members of one human
family in this unique island of harmony and brotherhood.
Young Inventor
Invented new technological devices
like voice-operated chair, drone etc.
BHUPINDER PAL SINGH WALIA
Did extensive research and photography of
the history of gurudwaras in Africa published as
“G urudwaras of Africa," brought forth the contribution of
African Sikhs to their faith and published a coffee table book
on the legacy of Sikh Gurus and their teachings.
N.M. THEERTHE GOWDA
Member, Indian Council of Arbitration
Arbitrator and advocate since 1999, provides
help to minorities for reservation and
availing other benefits.
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2010
AWARDS
Ms. KHURSHEED R. NARIMAN
Award-winning sculptor, working in various mediums,
specialising in Bronze; depicting communal harmony
in her sculptures; has masters in fine arts from University
of Fine Arts, London; participated in international shows,
one of her best is "Mother and Child” representing
women as a binding force in community.
LIFETIME
ACHIEVEMENT
TEESTA SETALVAD
Life-long commitment to
human rights and rule of law.
Fr. CEDRIC PRAKASH SJ
Human rights, peace, interfaith and
reconciliation activist; writer on
justice and peace issues; public speaker
and trainer, winner of many
international awards.
S. RAJINDER SINGH
Head Granthi, Gurudwara Rakab Ganj
Accomplished community leader.
NIRMAL KUMAR JAIN SETHI
Life-long commitment to the welfare and
promotion of the Jain community in India
and across the world.
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AWARDS
MUFTI ATAUR RAHMAN QASMI
Islamic scholar with life-long
commitment to promotion
of knowledge; edited works
of Shah Waliullah Dehlavi,
documented mosques in
Delhi, Haryana,
Himachal Pradesh and Punjab.
Prof. AKHTARUL WASEY
Islamic scholar with life-long
commitment to academia,
interfaith dialogue and
welfare and promotion
of the Muslim community.
Dr. MANZOOR ALAM
Chairman, Institute of Objective
Studies Head of think tank
and Muslim community leader.
International author, promoter
of interfaith dialogue, living
in Gobind Sadan since 1991
as a volunteer doing many
kinds ofsewa, helping poor
students, visitors and sewadars.
Prof. HASEENA HASHIA
Life-long commitment to
the academia and
welfare and promotion
of the Muslim community.
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